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Journal of Papua is published twice a year in June and November by the Balai Arkeologi Papua. The Papua Journal contains the results of research, conceptual ideas, studies and the application of theory relating to archeology.

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Pernak-pernik Penelitian Etnoarkeologi di Papua 2005-2009 M. Irfan Mahmud
Jurnal Penelitian Arkeologi Papua dan Papua Barat Vol. 1 No. 2 (2009): November 2009
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There are only few places in the world which still have the analogy materials that could connect two far different era, and one of them is Papua. From the linguistics aspect, Papua has approximately 300 tribes, such as Dani, Asmat, Marind-Anim, Hattam, Ekagi, and Sentani. From those hundreds tribes, the ethnoarchaeological researches in Papua have explored some aspects of analogy-archaeology materials, such as: religion, totem and symbol, habitation, governmental system, and ethnic-musicology. Based on the past 5 years (2005-2009) research, it is turned out that the research programs which have the tendency on ethnoarchaeology reached 75% or 18 from 24, though the effort on bringing the ’analogy’ materials to be analyzed deeply (thick description) is still facing several problems, particularly on human resources, methodology, and planning socialization aspects. Therefore, the RIPAN research format review surely needs to be done so that in the future it could be applied by the archaeologists.

BUDAYA AUSTRONESIA DI PAPUA Hari Suroto
Jurnal Penelitian Arkeologi Papua dan Papua Barat Vol. 1 No. 2 (2009): November 2009
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Papua has a strategic location in the western Pacific region, as a connector between South East Asia and Pacific Region that makes it a strategic place to transit from both west and east. On 1500 to 1000 BC there were a new wave of migration from Austronesia. The colonist left a vivid track about their journey through ocean and islands which can be seen form their archaeological sites. These sites were found in Admiralty island on the north of New Guinea to the east of Samoa island on West Polynesia. The strongest evidence on the migration of the Austronesian in Pacific is the language. The imigrant from Austronesia who came to Pacific settled accross the coastal area of north Papua. The influence of Austronesian culture in Papua that is only on north coast Papua, the Cendrawasih bay and the Bird’s Head Peninsula is particularly the Melanesian language, which actually a development of local Papua language influenced by the Austronesian language. Other influence they made is the tradition of the making and utilization of vessels. It is because this tradition was widely unknown in mid Papua mountains and south-coast Papua. Then the other Austronesian characteristics are the structured hierarchical organization, which applied hereditary and tattoo tradition.

Ciri Budaya Prasejarah pada Sistem Bercocoktanam Masyarakat Suku Dani di Lembah Baliem Erlin Novita Idje Djami
Jurnal Penelitian Arkeologi Papua dan Papua Barat Vol. 1 No. 2 (2009): November 2009
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Prehistoric featured life is still found in Dani tribe society who inhabit Baliem valley in the mountainous area of central Papua. The tribe’s simple life still maintain their gathered way of life. They live their nomadic cultivating while using sheer technology such as stone, digging stick and spade. In their cultivation activities, The Danis share strict rules between their male and female members. Men obliged to open new land, to build fench and shed, while women binded to do plantation until harvesting which makes women time are spent mostly in the field.The Danis livelihood is so affected by environment and kinship factors in governancing and managing land, social strata in task division between men and women, and also their belief in their anchestor’s spirits which can bring about fortune and prosperity.

FUNGSI KERAMIK CINA BAGI MASYARAKAT BIAK Rini Maryone
Jurnal Penelitian Arkeologi Papua dan Papua Barat Vol. 1 No. 2 (2009): November 2009
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The presence of foreign-made ceramics in Papua, especially in Biak Island, has shown that historically before the 15th century Papua has made contact with foreign countries, such as the merchants from China, Spain and Portugal. The name Nova Guinea given to Irian by the sailor from Spain is also shown that this land has made contact with foreigners. Other than foreign influence, it is admitted that the Biak community has sailed a long way to the west of Maluku, Tidore and Halmahera. They’re known as excellent seamen who sailed across the vast ocean from North-Coast of Papua to the Bird’s Head Peninsula and Raja Ampat Islands. On their way back home, most of the time they brought back the foreign-made ceramics or as the Biak community said “benbepon” and textile “sananpun”. As a result, their contact with foreign countries has made changes in material life of Biak community.

GERABAH SITUS MANSINAM KAJIAN ETNOARKEOLOGI Klementin Fairyo
Jurnal Penelitian Arkeologi Papua dan Papua Barat Vol. 1 No. 2 (2009): November 2009
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The Process of vessels making in Mansinam site was not far too different with other places in Indonesia: using clay as the basic material. The vessel making was a woman’s work, started from clay gathering to firing process. Based on the observation of the edge shape, it is predicted that the vessels found in Mansinam Island belongs to the type of pot. The observation on the core shows that on the process of making, the firing was opened and not spread evenly. Pot was used for cooking and keeping food. The vessels from Mansinan Island has spread vast through trade and barter to Wandamen coastal area, Biak Numfor islands, Bird’s Head Peninsula coastal areas and Raja Ampat Islands.

ENGARUH KOLONIAL BELANDA PADA SISTEM PERTANIAN MASYARAKAT NIMBORAN Sonya Martha Kawer
Jurnal Penelitian Arkeologi Papua dan Papua Barat Vol. 1 No. 2 (2009): November 2009
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The Dutch Colonial Government came to Hollandia (Jayapura) around 1946, then they made Nimboran district as a farming base, particularly on cacao and rice. In this farming system, the community of Nimboran was also provided farming tools by the Colonial Government that helped them to work. The Government also guided them to get their principle commodities and to sell their farm products. Therefore, the main focus on this research is the influence of the Colonial Government in agriculture for the Nimboran Community.

GELANG BATU, KAPAK BATU, MANIK - MANIK DALAM SUKU SENTANI FUNGSI PRAKTIS DAN MAGIS (Kajian Etnoarkeologi) Marlin Tolla
Jurnal Penelitian Arkeologi Papua dan Papua Barat Vol. 1 No. 2 (2009): November 2009
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Stone bracelet, stone axe and beads are the three most valuable things for the Sentani ethnic group shown from the used of those three things on their rites and ceremony activities. The belief system that they keep and applied on their myths and customary law has made the bracelet, axe and beads have the important role for the implementation of the rites. The practical and magical function of these things depicts the culture of Sentani, a tribe which is still holding their cultural values which has become the precious legacy from the past.

DOLMEN ORANG MALUKU: EKSISTENSI RELIGI, ADAT DAN INTEGRASI SOSIAL (Tinjauan Etnoarkeologi) Wuri Handoko
Jurnal Penelitian Arkeologi Papua dan Papua Barat Vol. 1 No. 2 (2009): November 2009
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Dolmen for the Moluccans is a symbol of their ancestor’s rites which up until now is remained functioned. Today every person in the village uses dolmen as a medium for their rites. While the community as a whole use dolmen as a medium for traditional ceremony such as king accession and other ceremonies. An Ethnoarchaeological approach is used to identify the meaning and function of dolmen for today’s community as an interpretation for the past.

Orientasi Manajemen Sumberdaya Arkeologi di Indonesia M. Nur
Jurnal Penelitian Arkeologi Papua dan Papua Barat Vol. 1 No. 1 (2009): Juni 2009
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The archaeological resources distribute almost in the whole area of Indonesia. The condition of archaeological resources management in our country still under standard. Good concept, theory and the operational at archaeological resources management in a country must have a good relation with the progress at conflict management and its partipatoris approach. Basicly, the state determination to archaeological resources management could be done right as long as all the public interest can be accommodate. The effective way to make it is how to involve the public into the activities.

Kemitraan Program Penelitian dalam Pengelolaan Sumberdaya Arkeologi di Wilayah Papua M. Irfan Mahmud
Jurnal Penelitian Arkeologi Papua dan Papua Barat Vol. 1 No. 1 (2009): Juni 2009
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Cooperation with other institution as for Balai Arkeologi Jayapura can be solve with strategic program. This cooperation among other things archaeological research and archaeological resource. This cooperation based on needed-each other principle.

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